Jumpstart draft collection - viable way of storing

[Akira Foxmind]

I can recommend www.burgertokens.com or you can purchase Dragon Shield Cube Shell which also fit perfect...

Wow, those look pretty nice. 
Do you happen to know about the shipping to europe/germany? In the faq it is not especially mentioned.

The very top of the website (for me anyway) says "Free Shipping for All USA Orders and for International Orders $50+".

Oh right it does. At least when looking via computer. I looked on my mobile first and I think it did not show that information. Might have just missed it, though.
Thanks for telling me anyways. 

[tobi7618]

I can recommend www.burgertokens.com or you can purchase Dragon Shield Cube Shell which also fit perfect...

Wow, those look pretty nice. 
Do you happen to know about the shipping to europe/germany? In the faq it is not especially mentioned.

The very top of the website (for me anyway) says "Free Shipping for All USA Orders and for International Orders $50+".

Thats true. Shipping to Germany is possible. Very nice and friendly family-run business...

[ApothecaryGeist]

I use resealable baggies.  When you order a bunch of singles, they are often shipped in these.


I have found that the 3x4 size is useful for making booster packs for Cube.


You can get several hundred for just a few bucks.

[Akira Foxmind]

At first I considered plastic bags as well. But I found hardcover cases for those boosters to be more fitting.

To give a small update on my project:
Luckily I found the boxes that WestonBoxes provides on amazon.de as well. Only in packages of 8 boxes, so that I had to order 3 packages for 12€ each but that should be fine. If the data about the sizes of the boxes is correct they should be perfectly fitting for normal sleeved cards.
Right now I'm thinking of which sleeves I want to use. I think I want some cheap ones, since I'll need 400.
I'm also struggling with the idea to have printed cardlists for the boosters hidden somewhere inside the boxes, for an easy sorting apart after the matches.

As soon as all parts have arrived I'll post some pictures or a youtube-video-link of the results for those who wants to see it.

[tobi7618]

Like I have said before:

Also check out the Dragon Shield Cube Shell.

They are amazing...

https://games-island.eu/Dragon-Shield-Cube-Shell

[Akira Foxmind]

Like I have said before:

Also check out the Dragon Shield Cube Shell.

They are amazing...

https://games-island.eu/Dragon-Shield-Cube-Shell

Thanks again. Like I said before, I already ordered some boxes.

[tobi7618]

I can recommend www.burgertokens.com or you can purchase Dragon Shield Cube Shell which also fit perfect...

Wow, those look pretty nice. 
Do you happen to know about the shipping to europe/germany? In the faq it is not especially mentioned.

The very top of the website (for me anyway) says "Free Shipping for All USA Orders and for International Orders $50+".

Thats true. Shipping to Germany is possible. Very nice and friendly family-run business...

Okay. Now my review of the burgertoken Deckcases:

I have ordered cases for 37 sleeved cards and for 60 sleeved cards (25 pc each) on october the 19th. Yesterday (14 days later) I received the parcel.

The cases are transparent, strong and  very nice quality.

37 double sleeved cards fit perfect.

I can recommend the shop: burgertokens.com

Amazing product!!

[Balthild33]

Hey man,

Depending on if you are sleeving the decks and stuff, there are a few options that come to mind.

There's a company called Cardamajigs (https://cardamajigs.com/) who make the kind of thing you are after. They're designed to emulate the idea of cracking packs for a cube (the product is called a cubeamajig) but they will likely be sufficient for what you want to. They have loads of options and work with some MTG artists so there are options with nice art on if that's your thing, or just plain ones if you like that.

They hold about 15 double sleeved or 40 single sleeved cards each. They're cheap individually (equivalent of about $2) or you can buy them in bulk and save on costs.

Not sure what shipping is like. I think they are US based so if you're not in the US it might not be worth it.

Also, if you are planning on sleeving them but need something a little bigger, there's the classic Ultra Pro deck box (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ultra-Pro-Trading-Storage-Gathering/dp/B00RKFB6WY/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=mtg+deck+box&qid=1603716785&sr=8-5). Cheap, effective, versatile, reasonably durable. Loads of colour options if you want to colour code. Little areas on each box to write the name of the deck if you want that kind of thing, but don't have to if you want to keep them anonymous.
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I've used those little poker things you've linked and they're pretty decent. Unfortunately I can't quite remember how many cards they hold (sleeved or unsleeved) and don't have any to hand to check, but they offered reasonable protection and storage so might be perfect for what you are after.

Hope this helps. Let us know what solution you come up with. I've been debating doing a similar thing myself so would be good to hear what you end up doing and how it works out.

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